http://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/ A. Identify the foundational documents in the GLCEs/HSCEs. B. Describe the document - what is it? when was it created? in reaction to what? C. Why is this document important in understanding American history? D. How you could use this founding document in a classroom?
Olive Branch Treaty -1775 Common Sense (1776)
Declaration of Independence - 1776
Articles of Confederation - 1777
Constitution - 1789
Bill of Rights - 1791 The first 10 amendments to Constitution. 1st - freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition the gov't, and press
2nd - right to bear arms. Smaller population without an established militia. It was not a safe environment - fear of Native Americans, frontier culture, lawlessness.
4th - illegal search and seizure.
Amendments
13th -Abolish Slavery
14th - Citizenship/Naturalization
15th - Voting African American males
19th - women's suffrage
Northwest Ordinance 1787
Seneca Falls - Declaration of Sentiments(1848) Emancipation Proclamation National Parks - 1872 FDA (1916) - regulates food and drugs/progressive era response to food condition
Child Labor (Ketting Owens) Legal Cases Marbury v. Madison (1802) - judicial review (associated with the 12th amendment) Dred Scott Decision (1857) - establishment citizen Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) - separate but equal
Brown v. Board of Ed, Topeka (1954) - desegregated public schools Mueller v. Oregon - women's working rights
Sherman Anti-Trust Act - prevents monopolies Lau v. Nicholas (1978) - public school language appropriate accommodations Roe v. Wade (1972) - privacy of citizens/reproductive
A. Identify the foundational documents in the GLCEs/HSCEs.
B. Describe the document - what is it? when was it created? in reaction to what?
C. Why is this document important in understanding American history?
D. How you could use this founding document in a classroom?
Olive Branch Treaty -1775
Common Sense (1776)
Declaration of Independence - 1776
Articles of Confederation - 1777
Constitution - 1789
Bill of Rights - 1791
The first 10 amendments to Constitution.
1st - freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition the gov't, and press
2nd - right to bear arms. Smaller population without an established militia. It was not a safe environment - fear of Native Americans, frontier culture, lawlessness.
4th - illegal search and seizure.
Amendments
13th -Abolish Slavery
14th - Citizenship/Naturalization
15th - Voting African American males
19th - women's suffrage
Northwest Ordinance 1787
Seneca Falls - Declaration of Sentiments(1848)
Emancipation Proclamation
National Parks - 1872
FDA (1916) - regulates food and drugs/progressive era response to food condition
Child Labor (Ketting Owens)
Legal Cases
Marbury v. Madison (1802) - judicial review (associated with the 12th amendment)
Dred Scott Decision (1857) - establishment citizen
Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) - separate but equal
Brown v. Board of Ed, Topeka (1954) - desegregated public schools
Mueller v. Oregon - women's working rights
Sherman Anti-Trust Act - prevents monopolies
Lau v. Nicholas (1978) - public school language appropriate accommodations
Roe v. Wade (1972) - privacy of citizens/reproductive